Join Redemption Life Fellowship for this sermon from Philippians 1:9-11 showing how a Gospel-centered identity brings unshakeable joy, even in suffering. Paul, writing from prison, prays for abounding love, knowledge, and discernment to approve what is excellent and lead to purity through Christ's righteousness—not our efforts.Notable quotes: "The Gospel Connects Them, Grows In Them, Flows Through Them, Sustains Them, and Completes Them for the glory of God." "We don’t live to become righteous; we live from the righteousness of Jesus."

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From our "Philippians: In Everything…Rejoice!" series at Redemption Life Fellowship. Preached on August 17, 2025. Paul writes from prison, yet his joy is unchained through grace-motivated gospel partnership: joyful gratitude for the past, confidence in God's future promises, and Christ-like affection in the present. Big Idea: Rejoice through anything when Christ is everything. Applying gospel perspective to life's pains.

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Join us in exploring Philippians 1:1-2, where the focus is on our identity in Christ as servants and saints united by shared grace. Discover how this perspective enables rejoicing in every circumstance, with Christ at the center. Part of the series "In Everything…Rejoice."Dive into Philippians 1:1-2 and uncover the transformative identity as servants and saints standing in shared grace. Learn to rejoice through anything by making Christ everything. From the series "In Everything…Rejoice."Explore Philippians 1:1-2 and the message of being servants and saints bound by shared grace in Christ. Embrace rejoicing in all situations with Christ as the core. In the series "In Everything…Rejoice."

In our final sermon of the Jonah series, "Mission of Mercy," preached on August 3, 2025, we dive into Jonah 4:9-11 to explore God’s boundless mercy that pursues rebels and transforms lives. At Redemption Life Fellowship, our mission is to introduce people to Jesus and the redeemed life He offers. This message challenges us to reflect: “What moves you (pity or anger) reveals what you truly love.” Are you extending God’s mercy to your “Nineveh”? Join us as we unpack how to live as gospel-driven, grace-centered, Spirit-led disciples who enjoy God and love others.

Listen to Redemption Life Fellowship’s sermon from July 27, 2025, “Affections Revealed by What God Appoints” (Jonah 4:5-11). This message from our “Jonah: Swallowed up by Mercy” series unpacks how God uses divine appointments to confront our hearts and realign us with His limitless mercy. Reflect on Jonah’s struggle and Jesus’ ultimate act of mercy as you prepare your heart for worship. Follow our podcast for weekly sermons and visit RLF.church to join our community for events like our Baptism Class (August 3) or Life Groups Kickoff (September 7). Let God’s mercy transform you!
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In this July 20, 2025, sermon from Jonah 4:1-4, Pastor Sam Jones of Redemption Life Fellowship explores "Trapped by Our Hurts: When Mercy Should Outweigh Self-Pity." Jonah’s anger at God’s mercy toward Nineveh reveals how unforgiveness traps us in a cycle of bitterness. Through Jesus’ radical mercy, we’re called to forgive and extend grace, breaking free from hurt. Big Idea: "God pursues rebels with His limitless mercy, and we are to pursue others with His limitless mercy."

This sermon explores Jonah 3:4-10, highlighting God’s relentless mercy toward rebels. Despite Jonah’s minimal obedience, the Ninevites’ surprising repentance reveals God’s power to use imperfect messengers and soften pagan hearts. The message points to Jesus, the greater Jonah, who secures eternal mercy through His sacrifice. Key themes include God’s grace through flawed people, the call to continual repentance, and celebrating God’s mercy at the Lord’s Supper. Life Group questions encourage reflection on God’s work in our brokenness and the gospel’s transformative power.

This sermon explores Jonah’s reluctance to share God’s message with Nineveh and how God’s mercy prevails despite human rebellion. It challenges us to overcome our tendency to categorize and avoid others, urging us to embrace God’s call to reconciliation. Key lessons include trusting God with outcomes, acting with urgency, and allowing God to redeem our failures. Through Jesus’ sacrifice, we’re equipped to live as ambassadors of His love, extending mercy to all.

In this episode from June 29, 2025, explore Jonah 2:1-10 in "God Specializes in Lifting Sinking Souls." This message unpacks how God faithfully pursues rebels with His mercy, using distress to draw us to deliverance. From Jonah’s rock-bottom prayer to his surrender, see how God’s grace transforms lives, pointing to Jesus’ ultimate rescue. Perfect for those seeking hope and encouragement. Listen now and reflect on God’s redemptive story in your life!

In this sermon, unpack Jonah 1:7-17, revealing how God pursues rebels with His limitless mercy. Recorded on June 22, 2025, this message challenges us to examine the identities we cling to and trust God’s merciful pursuit, even in life’s storms. Through Jonah’s rebellion and God’s grace, we see a powerful picture of Jesus, who brings peace through His sacrifice. Perfect for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and understand God’s relentless love. Listen now and be encouraged!